About Dilcia Granville

Dr. Granville is recognized as the First Dominican woman Inventor worldwide. She invented the first in its kind "Dip and See® Sugar Indicator for food, which detects sugar and glucose in beverage. She Co-Chairs the American Diabetes Association, (ADA) Latino Initiative, "Por Tu Familia" Committee.

For more than 22 years, she has served in many non-for-profit organizations, councils, task forces and coalitions. She also, provides strategic communications planning advice to not-for-profits, academia, corporations, and government agencies. She received her Doctorate and Master's degrees from Adelphi University and her baccalaureate degree on Health Management from Queens College of The City University of New York (CUNY).

Dr. Granville discovered the first of its kind Dip and See indicator to detect sugar and glucose in food. Interest in detecting sugar in food is growing as consumers increasingly try to avoid sugar due to health concerns and lifestyles. Existing methods of sugar detection are mostly related to blood glucose. The new Dip and See® strip test solves all of these problems. It indicates whether sugar is present or not. For those who wish to avoid sugar, this is certainly a need.